Daily Racing Form: n. Saturday, October 28, 1899

VOL. V. isro. 260.

MUDDY AT HARU£n.

With a track knee deep with sloppy mud and
a drizzling rain falling the entire afternoon it is
no wonder that the racing at Harlem Friday
was tame and devoid of interest It is amazing,
however, how the crowds keep np, and despite
all the drawbacks to the enjoyment of racing
abont S.OOO regulars and steady patrons of the
sport were on hand.

Tom Barrett’s George Kinney— Alma H, flliy,
Brownie Anderson, won the bast race of the day,
and in doing so displayed rare gameness. The
filly’s long snit is mad, and with only 100
pounds on her back she appeared to have a
great chance to beat Nettie Regent, Ida Led-
ford and Avenstoke, and at 4t to 1 Ur. Barrett
and bis friends backed her well. Flcrinel II.
was nut conceded a chance by the talent, and
went to the post begging at 20 to 1.

This same Florinel II. is a mnd lark from
away back and possesses considerable speed.
She was fortunate in getting a flying start and
it made Brownie Anderson do her best to win
and then it was only a nose victory and so very
close that only tbs jadgea cguld tell correctly
which ttlly had won. McQuade rode Brownie
Anderson and bandied her to perfection. He
got away second, was always in a good position
and when the pinch came rode a powerfnl flu-
ish.

Nettie Regent was a 21 to 1 favorite for the
Brownie Anaerson race, but she got into a jam
shortly after the start and to keep from going
down Mitchell was compelled to pull her
almost to a standstill, and this , naturally
ruined wb ttever chance she had of winning.

Canace is possibly about the beat three-year-
old filly no w in training around here and Nick
Hall races her must consistently. The lllly pre-
fers a hard fast track but she can run in the
mnd if necessary, as was shown in the last race.
She had a fast lot to b)at and with the track
in the condition that it was, she seemed to be
np against a hard proposition and the ring
took liberties laying at post time 41 to 1. Mr.
Dwyer sent H. S. Tobacco away flying and he
aet a clicking pace with Canace always
within striking distance. In the stretch Wink-
field made his ran with Canace and below the
eighth post the filly passed the leader and from
there home simply cantereo. Tom Barrett
started Josephine B. in the Canace race and
bad a big combinatioa ending np on her for
second place. The flliy got away so badly that
she bad no chance and finished fifth.

Mand Wallace displayed a great fondness for
the mud in the mile for all ages, and at 7 to 1
she cantered in front all the way, winning easily
by three lengths. Sam Lazarns, the 8 to 5 fa-
vorite, was overweighted and finished fonrtb,

Vititoe beat tbe barrier with Oiekma, a 5 to 1
chance, in tbe initial four and a half fnrlong 2-
jear event and won away off by himself.

Nick Hall was extremely bnsy, and besides
winning with Canace, he also annexed a purse
to bts bank acconnt with Facade in tbe second
«vent. Facade broke eighth running, got to
tbe front abont the half-mile gronnd and re-
mainea there to the end. Mr. Johnson, tbe
odds-on favorite, was the runner np.

Innendo was always a good mnd rnnner and
with tbe greatest of ease he romped home six
lengths in front of Supreme and Warren Point
In tbe fifth event.

NOTES OF THE TUBF.

Three daughters of Rayon d’Or have been
cold to go to England. It is presnmed they
were pnrcbasad for Mr. W. C. Whitney of New
York. Vbey are Reice d’Or (dam of Rnsh)^
oat of Lilly R., by Gienelg, pnrcnased from X.
C. McDowell; Ray Belle (dam of 3aa Robber

CHICAGO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1899. PRICE, 6 CENT8

OAKLAND FORM CHART.

and Merry Thought), out of Blnegrass Belle, by
War Dance, purchased from Dr. W. A. Smith
of Canada; and The Belle (dam of Rensselaer
and Belle of Troy). The Belle is a fall sister to
Ray Belle, and was purchased from J, E. Mc-
Donald of New York.

Friday's Cincinnati Enquirer says: “Eugenia
Wickes, who in her day has held her own with
the bsst sprinters in the west, has been seen at
the post for the last time. Before the stake
race yesterday trainer Arthur Newsnm an-
nonnced that whatever the result of that race
might be it was Engenia Wickes’ last race.
She has become old and canning and having
ontlived her nsefnlness as a racemare she will
now be sent to Mr. Jnngblnth’s farm to take
her place in the stud.’’

Odom will not be seen in the saddle at Aqne-
dnct or Bennings. At least that is tbe present
intention of his father. Tbe boy is cot in tbe
best of health, and as his season has been a long
and hard one, it really seems as if be has earned
a rest. He expects to winter at bis parents’
home in Georgia. Early in the spring be will
go to Mr. Whitney’s farm to help gallop the
horses that will race next year.

A race meeting in connection with tbe State
Fair will begin at Birmingham, Ala., Novem-
ber 7. Col. W. R. Letcher has been engaged to
act as presiding judge and C. J. Fitzgerald will
do the starting. Gratz Hanly is managing tbe
racing department of the fair.

W .M. Barrick has pnrchased of J, E. Madden
tbe two-jear-old bay colt McMeekin, by Fonso
Daisy Rose. While tbe terms of the sale were
private, tbe colt is believed to have cost Bar-
rick in the neighborhood of $7,500.

J. H. McCormick, probably acting for L. V.
Bell, has pnrchased Radford from William
Lakeland It is not likely that tbe latter’s sns-
pension will affect the colt’s starting, as be has
never rcn in Lakeland's name.

SCBREIBER’S BAND FOR 1901.

Barney Schreiber’s foals of 1899 nnmber
thirty, of which nineteen are colts and eleven
are fillies. They are tbe progeny of Fonl Shot,
Service, Balgowan and imported Sain. All have
been registered and tbe following names
claimed:

COLTS.

Adorf, by Fonl Shot— Laura F.

Pretorions, by Fonl Shot— Park Ridge.

Teufel, by Fonl Shot- Amelia May.

Zorn, by Foul Shot — Minnie Cee.

Meran, by Fonl Shot — Spozia.

Otis, by Foul Shot — Laura Agnes.

Wirbel, by Balgowan -Ursula.

Kegel, by Balgowan- Miss Howard.

I Baldo, by Balgowan — Cornet.

Bosewicbt, by Balgowan- Florence Dickey.
Baltest, by Balgowan— Contest.

Bndd Wade, by Balgowan— Margorie.
Broodier, by Service— Miss Biker,

Knittel, by Service— Ottowa.

Dewey, by Sain — Sister to Uncle Bob,

Father Weather, by Sain— Caroline Hamil-
ton.

Corrigan, by Sain — Ada Reese.

Picqnart, by Sain— Innocence.

Tharywald, by Sain — Ellen.

FILLIES,

Victoria S.. by Service— Parolee.

Sasle, by Service — Lizzie Macdnff.

Eqnal, by Foal Shot— Lemon Blossom.

Edolo, by Fonl Shot— Estelle.

Isar, by Fonl Shot— Virgie D.

Jnngfran, by Foul Shot— Derfargilla.

Prize Shot, by Fonl Shot- Prize.

Traoer, by Sain — Ohio Belle,

Zirl, by Sain— America.

Satchel, by Sain— Highland.

Schwalbe, by Sain— Gralitade.

OAKLAND, CAL., October !i7 — Thirtieth day. Tbe CaUfomia Jockey Clnb, Autumn Meet-
ing. Weather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Mnrphy. Starter, J. B. Fergnson.

Racing starts at 2:15 p. m.

FIRST RACE — 6-8 Mile. Parse $300. 3-year-olds. Maidens, Allowances.

Ind Horses

A Wt St k

k

%

StrFin

Jockeys

Owaers

0

H

L

c

15275 GUNDAVA

105

5

34

24

It

la

£ Jones

P E Jones & Co

24

34

24

34

15170 ILLILOUETTE

105

2

11

12

24

24

Songer

W & CT Boots

10

12

6

12

10886 GOLD FINDER

105

3

2a

31

83

33

J Woods

Matt Stotn

10

10

34

3t

15230 GROSS

106

6

41

4t

42

O’Brien

H Hamilton

60

100 60

10

152973JOLLY BRITON

105

1

7

6a

5a

54

Henry

TrneBrltonStable 8

10

6

10

15215 PALAPA

105

7

64

7

7

62

Postel

P Hildreth

15

20

15

20

15297 COROLLA

107

8

51

54

64

71

Thorpe

Barus& W aterh’se8-5

8-5 6-5 8-5

120.57 aborigine

107

4

8

8

8

83

Frawley

E F Smith & Co

10

15

10

15

15297 ELLA DE POY

105 10

10

9

9

91

Monaco

T E Latta

12

20

12

20

15170 LOYTA

105

9

9

10

10

10

McCarty

E W Purser

10

20

10

20

Time, 13, 37, 1 :02i.

Winner- B. f, by Midlothian — Milliner.

Post i minute. Start good. The first three finished driving. Gnndava was best handled.
Illilonette weakened slightly under pressure. Geld Finder was handled poorly and may have
been best. Corolla was cat off at the start and bnmped badly several times, destroying what-
ever chance she may have bad.

Scratched — Hipponax, 108; 15345 Allanette, 105.

Overweights — Corolla, 2 pounds ; Aborigine, 2; Gross, 1.

Gnndava, placs, 6 to 5; show, 3 to 5. Illilonette, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Gold Finder,
place, S to 5; show, ont. Corolla, place, 1 to 2: show. ont.

1 1 SECOND RACE— Futurity Course. (170 feet less than 3-4 mile,) Parse$30b.

I O O O I. 3-year-olds. Selling.

(nd Horses

A Wt St k

k

k

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

0

E L

c

152483JACK MC CABE

101

4

34

4«

2t

12

Sunger

J Mitchell

6

7 6

7

153203 MOD WEN A

104

5

41

34

34

22

J Woods

R Hnahes

7-107-103-5 3-5

153423THE OFFERING

107

9

6>

51

44

3«

Thorpe

Prospect Stable

4

5 4

5

15148 ALTURAS

106

7

7

9

8

4t

O’Brien

W Auams

30

100 30

100

11656 NOMA

104

6

8

8

51

52

Bergen

G M Ashe

12

15 12

12

15234 SIDELONG

109

8

9

6

9

62

Elliott

L H Cody

30

100 30

100

11928 ANNE PAGE

107

1

22

11

11

7«

E Jones

L Franklin

7

10 5.

10

153422 MON DA

106

2

la

24

64

83

W Narvaez Richmond Stable

7

10 5

10

15247 BONIBEL

104

3

34

64

7

9

J Ward

Caesar Yonog

20

30 20

30

Time, ICi, 21i, 48i. 1 :12.

Winner— Br. g, by Captain Al. — Myrtle G.

Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second tbe same. Jack McCabe seemed to ba
mnch tbe best. He was Incky to get throngh on the inner rail at the last turn. Modwena did
her best bat conld never get to tbe front. Tbe Offering closed fast, as also did Altnras. Anne
Page showed early speed bat was short. Monda qait in the stretch.

Scratched— 11927 Vinctora. 104. .

Overweights- The Offeriog, 3 ponods; Altnras, 2; Sidelong, 5; Anne Page, 3; Monda. 2.

Jtck McCabe, place. 9 to 5; show, 7 to 10. Modwena, place, 1 to 3; show, ont. Tbe Offering,
show, 7 to 10.

153B2

lad Hoises A

11891 DR. BERNAYS
152512SORROW
15319 CHARLES LEBEL
(15278)CASTAKE
1.5299SGLEN ANN
15321 BE HAPPY
15301 REOLIA

THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. Parse $350. 4-year-olds. Selling.

A Wt St k ^

StrFin Jockeys

107 3 41 5» 51 31 1^ K Jones

107 1 81 3* 2« 2t 2a Thorpe

99 7 51 11 12 12 34 Cobarn

103 4 24 41 44 4a 4i J Ranch

103 2 12 21 31 31 54 J Ward

99 6 61 7 7 6a 6» Henry

Owners
HER jwell
D A Honig
J D Fitz<erald
W L Stanfield
J Sallivan
J Dixoq
D S Fountain

O H L G
2t 2 1 7-5 7-5

40 60 40 60
13-53 13-513-5

12 15 12 15
44 10 44 10

Time. 25, 50 1 :16, 1 :41.

Winner — Ch. c, by Sir Dixon — Wiesbaden.

Off at tbe first break t3 a good start. Won easily. The next six were driving. Dr. Bsrnays
is good, ontclassad the others and won as be pleased. Sorrow didn’t fancy the long distance
apparently. Charles Lebel ran well and will do in slower company. Castaae died away under
a pall. Glen Ann showed eatly speed Be Happy was short.

Overweights — Dr. Bernays, 4 ponnds; Sorrow, 4.

Dr. Bernays, place, 3 to 5; snow, 1 to H. Sorrow, place, 9 to 5; show, 7 to 10. Charles Lebel,
show, 5 to 1. Castake, pla ce, 3 to 5; show, 1 to 3.

FOURTH RACE — i>-8 Mile. Parse $300. 2-year-olds. Selling, ’

iuiT Horses A Wt St k H M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L 0

1530l2AlLENNA 100 8 34 7 4i J Martin C’raibers&Shielas5 15 5 15

152752DRU1DESS 107 2 li D 14 2 * E Jones H J Jones 24 34 2 34

114472SILVER TAIL 109 5 44 24 2i 3i Songer G W Baldwin 7 20 6 20

15275 DANIEL 100 1 5>> 6i 5>< 44 J Ward Caesar Young 12 20 10 20

(15230)HALIFAX 100 6 7 3» 64 52 Kellas H C Ablers 30 75 30 75

15128 THE SCOT 105 7 64 4i 7 6!< Cobnrn J Hutchison 8 12 8 12

(I4852)RACHAEL C. 109 4 24 5i 3> 7& Thorpe Baiu8AWaterh’se&-5 6-5 4-5 4-5

11841 MISS SOPHIE 95 8 8 8 8 8 Coauy W L Stanfield 40 100 40 100

15320 BaMBOULIA 108 Left at tbe post. Johnson A B Spreckels 6 8 5 6

Time, ISi, 384,1:021.

Winner — B. f, by Tenny — Ailee.

Post 30 miuntes. Start good. Wtio in a bard drive of two. Ailenna received a first-class
ride and finished with great gameness. Druidess had no excuses. Silver Tail seemed danger-
ons at tbe bead of tbe homestretch but oied away at tbe finish. Rachael C. was cnt off and
knocked ont of tbe race in a collision.

Scratched — 14859 Glissando, 108.

OverueighiB- Drnidess, 2 poands ; Daniel. 2; Halifax, 2.

Alienas, place, 4 to 1 ; show, 3 to 2. Draidess, place, 4 to 5 ; show, ont. Silver Tail, show, 24
to 1. Rachael C., place, 2 to 5: show, out.

FIFTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. Parse $300. 3-year-olds and npward. Selling.

lad Horses

(15824) ROSINANTE
14973 SLY
152982 LOTHIAN
120612TORSIDA

AWt 84

5 107 4
5 104 1

3 93 5

4 107 2

k k M StrFin Jockeys

(15247)KATIB GIBBON S3 98

6 6 52 41 li J Ward

21 l« 21 24 22 Thorpe

3a 2a 12 11 32 J Ranch

41 41 44 31 41 Gobnrn

la 33 34 5> Se T Walsh

J Coffey
H L Jones & Co
J Folsy

Oakland Stable
D A Honig

1 1 4-5 9-10

4 7 4 7

12 12 10 12

5 12 5 12

20 40 20 40

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OAl tl.AJ<P,iro KM, Time, 134, 361, 1:024,1:274.

Oakland, Cal.. October 27.-Tbe form of • .k k » d ■ . •

Post 3 mmnter start gooa. The first three were doing their best. Rt sinante is a bome-
oatnraay s Uakland fielas is: stretch wonder. She only won in the last two strides. Sly was probably not gnite at her best.

First Race— Qnilder, Jennie Reid, Twinkle Thi« race will do ber good. Lothian showed fine speed today. A dry track snits him best.

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Twink.

Second Race— Dare II., Beolia, Anchored or
Lavator,

Third Race — May W.. Lady Heloise, I Don’t
Know.

Fourth Race- O’Connor, Monrovia, Una lad Horses
Colorado. 152762WYOMING

Fifth Race- Forte, MorineLFestoso.

Sixth Race- Rosinante, Satsama, Hoben- |'230 NEW MOON
zollern. (15301) MIKE RICE

Torsida ran creditably. Cromwell ran a bad race.

Overweights- Torsida, 3 pounds.

Rosinante, piece, 1 to 3; show, out. Sly, place, 2 to 1; show, evens.
Cromwell, place, 7 to 10; show, ont.

Lothian, show, 2 to 1.

1 .53«5

SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile.

4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

A Wt St I4 V% StrFin Jockeys

6 103 5 31 31 41 41 11 Songer

4 99 4 41 4b 34 .34 23 Devin

6 103 3 5 5 5 5 S3 J Ward

Owners

J G Brown & Co
J Coffey
Caesar Yonng
J L Crooks
T McLaughlin

OAKLAND ENTRXIS.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.
First Race — 7-8 Ifflle.
S-year-olds and upward. Selling.

(nd. Horses,

Age

Wgt.

Hdop.

14992 Fred Gardner

.... 8..

..106 .

650

15347>LibertiDe

.... 8 .

..108 .

670

14952 Guilder

.... 4..

..105 .

15023 Melkarth

.... 4..

..103 .

660

15252 Merry Boy

... 5..

..103 .

680

15346 Twinkle Twink

.... 5..

.103 .

685

15321 Coda

.... 6..

..103 .

675

14809 Jennie Reid

.... 3..

..100 .

690

152.50 NEW MOON 8 99 I 2i 2i 1= 24 48 J Ranch J L Crooks 6 7 6 7

(15301)M1KE RICE 6 107 2 1b 1 b 24 1° 5 Tborps T McLaughlin 4 6 3 6

Time, 25, 50, 1 :16, 1 ;41.

Winner — B h, by Pardee — Caprice.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second end third easily. Wyoming ran in his
best form and bis rider saved every inch of gronnd possible. Opponent would have beaten him
with an equally good ride. Mamie G. was cut off three times, losing considerable gronnd each
time. New Moon and Mike Rice are speedy, but cannot stand pressure.

Scratched — (15233) Lode Star, 103,

Wyoming, place, 7 to 10; show, 1 to 3. Opponent, place, 3 to 5; show, cut. Mamie O.. show.

Second Race — 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and npward. Handicap.

(15276)Faver3ham II 3.. ..108 675

18324 Dare II 5.. ..107 700

15365 New Moon 6 104 ..

15276 Lavator 3.... 103 ..

153003Anchored 3.... 100 ..

1.5362 Reolia 4.... 96 ..

Tlilrd Race— Futurity Conree.
(170 feet short of 3-4 mile )

All Agee. Allowances.

(15277)May W

(15l92)Lady Heloise

.... 5..
.... 5..
.... 3..

..114 ..
..109 ..
..109 ..

....750

....720

1527931 Don’t Know

....10..

..109 ..

....710

11860 El Estro

.... 3..

..105 ..

...,69(

(14643)Zoroaster

.... 3..

..105 ..

...705

11960 Felicite

.... 3..

. . 95 . •

....68(

149632Bogns Bill

2..

.. 94 ..

....700

Fourth Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and npward. Allowances.
Bnriingame Club Cup.

Ind. Horses. Age. Jockeys. Wt. Hdcp

151923Rosalbra 5 Mr Martin. 160 ....680

1.’'824 B. McCloekey.. 6 Mr Page ...155 675

15252'3Monrovia 9 MrDnnphyl52

To be considered and answered, all qneriesto 15322 Dna Colorado.. 8 Mr Tobin.. 150

ilAiLi Racino Fobm must be sent over the (15343)0’Connor 3 L’t. Haines 1I5

cll name and with the address of the writer. Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Mllee.

Those names and addresses are sabject to a „ ... j a

local and foreign directory test. 3-year-olds and upward. SelliDf

CINCINNATI Of FiCK-408-410 Vine Street.

J. B. Hawley, Agent,
On Sale at Noon.

Fifth Race— 1 1-16 Mllee.
3-year-olds and npward. Selling,
tud. Horses. Age. Wgt, Hdcn.

15290 Frank Janbert 6 104 680

153243 Monnel 4.... 99 720

(15344)Snips 4.... 99 710

ll5322)Forte 4.... 99 725

15252»Tenricka 4.... 09 690

( 15299) Festo^o 3.... 9.5 715

153223Rainier 3 90 705

OnSale at Noon. ll5322)Forte 4.... 99 ...

152523Tenricka 4.... 09 ...

• ( 15299) FestOfO 3.... 9.5 ...

3T. LOUIS, MO., OFFICE-19 N. Broadway, 158443 Peta^°^V.'■ I'".. “

Basement. M. Mdephy, Agt. l53003Anchored 3.... 90 ...

On sale at 8:30 A. M. Race-1 Mfle.

4-year-olds and npward. Handicap.

Daily Racino Form can be delivered to any (15364) Rosinante 5.. ..116 ...

.address in St. Lonis. 153202Satsuma 7.. ..112 ...

Back nambers can be promptly supplied. 15347 Hoheozollern 5 ...106 ...

Orders for advertisements can be left at the 15324 Marplot 4 ... 88 ...

3t Lonis office for telegraphic transmission,

152613Great Bend

4.

...104 ....

. 730

15238 King’s Highway

4.

...101 ....

..705

153073Ennomia

4.

... 96 ....

.720

153272Banish

3.

... 89 ....

..750

Fourth Race — 1 1'

-4 Miles.

3-vear-olda and upward.

Sailing.

15285 Rollins

5.

.. 107 ...

..705

153303Snnhnrst

7.

...106 ...

..650

15.3283Donble Dummy

5.

...105 ...

..725

152853P)antaiD

4.

...105 ...

..700

15330 George Lee

4.

.. 102 ...

..68)

(15330)Cbancery

3.

...101 ...

.695

14734 Joe Shelbv

4.

...100 ...

..720

15285 Pinar del Rio

4.

... 07 ...

..705

15351 Hosi

4.

... 95 ...

..650

Fifth Race— 1

Mile.

3-year-olds and npward.

Selling.

15261 Isabey

4.

...104 ...

..685

15330 Elidad

4.

...102 ...

..665

15176 The Plutocrat

5.

...102 ...

. . 655

15221 Libbie

4.

... 99 ...

..635

(15352)Innendo

4.

... 99 ...

..675

153523 Warren Point

6.

... 99 ...

..645

15i:U Glenmoyne

8.

... 99 ...

. 660

13930 Refngee

6.

... 93 ...

..680

15135 Depending

4.

... 99 ...

..670

15352 laen

4

... 99 ...

..660

15330 Pay tha Fiddler

3.

... 90 ...

..700

Sixth Race- 1

Mile.

^year-olds and npward.

Selling.

15136 Prestar

4.

...110 ...

..660

15307 Jackanapes

4.

...no ...

..710

152402Cat9Strophe

5.

...109 ...

.710

(15240)Tappan

5.

...107 ...

..720

(14903) King Bermuda

4.

...107 ...

..7.30

(15327) Harry Dnke

7.

...105 ...

..750

15240 Time W

4.

...103 ...

. 695

153262 David

7.

...101 ...

..TOO

15178 Monongah

, 3.

...100 ...

..680

15260 Brulare

4.

... 99 ...

..725

15260 Tom Kingsley

4.

... 99 ...

,.675

15 to 1 at Harlem Today.

96 720 This is GETAWAY DAY sad what we offer is

89 !".!!!!750 one of those GOOD THINGS that is cnt loose

,, at the end of tha meeting. Also TWO 8PEC-

lALS at GOOD ODDS at AQUEDUCT and
illing. LATONIA. Get these and finish the week strong.

107 705 $1.00 FOR TODAY.

Chicago Turf Advisory Co.,

105 700 707. **6 Dearborn St.. Chicago, 111.

102

;;: ;S Lakeside flonday

95 650 have ONE GOOD THING at 6 to 1 or

better FRIDAY we sent INUENDO and
. CANACE — both winners. Onr goed things go

,lliniy through six times out of eight. One trial

,,0- WILL CONVINCE YOU tb«t what we AD-

JS* 68a VERTI9E is ABSOLUTELY CORRECT.

I®; TODAY AT HARLEM tbe choicest one that

was ever bet on— as good as 10 or 20 to 1. We

AQUEDUCT,

^ OAKLAND,

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670 and LAKBSIDE

6^ Racetracks. Ready at 9 a.m. W’ired daily.

700 $i 00 DAILY. $4.00 WEEKLY.

32.50 for three days* pointers.

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660 Suite 500, 263 Dearborn St.. Chicago. fH.

Goodwin’s

OFFICIAL

Turf Guide

19TH

YEAR,

HAKLFAl FORM.

DXTBOIT Of FICE— 34 Lafayette Avenue,

Heath A Ronay, Agents.
On ale at 9:00 A.M.

AT HOT SPRINGS, ARK, ; Third Race — Banisl

». C. Roving, 418 Central Avenne.' FoxiTth Race-Don

AT BUTTE, MONT.; R«llin«

Keefe Bros., Post Office News Stand. „ .u

AT MEMPHIS, TENN,; Fifth Race— Pay th

B M. Mansford Co, Sixth Race— Harrj

Clark A Broe, Brulare.

AT MILWAUKEE, WIS. : “

Plankinton Hotel News Stand, HAKLK

Pfieter Hotel News Stand. , . .

Archie Hoffman, 263 Milwankae Strsel- ProbablHties ; We

AT NASHVILLE, lENN.: *■*«» »»««

OuBoan Hotel. 3-year-o

AT TORONTO, ONT. : Ind. Horses

J. D. MeSweeney, Palmer Home. 15158 Teutons ....

AT BUFFALO, N. Y.: 15330 Volandies

NewTifft House. 153302Pat Garrett....

AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND.:

J. Douglass, 17 Illinois Street. Kosavaunah.'.V,

AT DEN VER, COL, : 15352 Lost Time

Hamilton A Kendrick, 906-912 17th Street. 1,5330 Bert Davis

AT KANSAS CITY, MO.: lolOS

Bicksecker Cigar and Newt Co,, 9th and

Walnnt Streets.

AT NEW ORLEANS, LA.: }5349 Owyhie®

H. J. Holle, 841 Commercial Plaea, {5^97 Tbe^Minist’er.V.

AT SAN FRANCISCO: 15349 Miss Edwards.

The form of Saturday’s Harlem fields is :

First Race— Fantasy, Bert Davis, Teutons.
Second Race— Harry Tbobnrn, Peace, Little
Jack Horner.

Third Race— Banish, Moroni, Great Bend.
Fourth Race- Double Dummy, Joe Shelby,
Rollins.

Fifth Race— Pay the Fiddler, Isabey, Refugee.
Sixth Race— Harry Dnke, King Bermnda
Brulare.

WINNERS! WINNERS!

WINNERS !

For today we have one “pipe” at Harlem and
one at Latonia. and to bring these good things
725 I the reach OF ALL we will let you have

7<>0 I them for

115 1 $2 00 FOR THIS DAY ONLY

REMEMBER WE ARE IN A POSITION TO
KNOW WHAT WE SAY IN THIS AD. and they
will go through sure. These good things ere
the BEST THAT WE HAVE HAD THIS SEA-
SON, and we have certainly had soma very
good things go through for ns. Terms

$10.00 FOR 8 X DAYS
AND $!.00 FOR TODAY.

National TnrI InTestment Co.,

SUITE 605, 167 DILARBORN ST.
CHICAGO, ILL.

MORE COMPLETE THAN EVER
A VALUABLE ADDITION MADE,

i Form Table to Each Eveat

wbieb shows exact poeition of every hone
which was either 1st, 2d, 3d or 4th at each,
quarter pole, also positions at start. Im-
portant notes added when required, Bventa
retorted from all parts of the country andf
Canada. Issued the 1st and 15th of every

PRICE 60CTS EACW

For sale at all principal hotels, newsstands,
racetracks and publishers’ office.

GOODWIN BROS.,

1,440 BROADWAY,' NEW YORK.

HARLKM RNTRIRS.

Probabilities: Weather wet: track heavy
First Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses Age. Wt. Hd

15158 Teutons 105 •

15330 Volandies 103

153302Pat Garrett 10.3

15330 Uhler 99

152812Fantasy 97

15330 Kosavaunah 97

15352 Lost Time 96

1,5330 Bert Davis 94

15105 Timon 94

15349 Miss Dooley 93

153:10 Nailer 90

15197 Forensic 90

15349 Owyhee 90

15197 The Minister 90

SAN FRANCISCO: 15349 Mies Edwards

Foster A Orear, Market Street, fsrry News (15305)Hub Ptarher

CHICAGO, ILL., OCTOBER 28, 1899

15349 Princess Morphy

153052 Huldnp

15330 Long Dandy

15053 Schanken

Hdop.

685

660

670

680

700

670

630

690

655

685

655

675

665

625

670

685

680

6-<0

675

630

Leigh’s Portable Stalls.

Cheap, Safe, Sensible, Comfortable.

OWNERS

..... ■ - - ■- — Second Race — 6-8 Mile.

FEDIOKRK BLANKS. 3-year-olds and npward. Allowances.

15065 Loyal Prince 6.. ..102 675

On linen paper, artistically edged in colors. I-n

ruled and arranged for six generations of sires i^og? Cncaa 6 97 695

and dams of individnals and their ancestor, 15282 Little Reggie

650

695

690

Tan cents each, $1,00 per dozen, $3.50 per hnn
dred. No owner of a stallion should bs with-
ont a snpply.

DAILY RAGING FOBM,

124-128 Fifth Avanna, Chicago, 111.

15351 Sam Lazarns Esq 3.... 97

153042Little Jack Horner 3 92

153273 Peace 3.... 92

Third Race — 1 Mile and SO Yarda.
3-year-olds and npward. Allowances.
l53282Moroni 4... 106

TRAINERS* ]

When yon ship yonr horses, at*
Express Company to .etall ycur car
with "Leigh’s Patent Portable Stall,"
adjuatable to any car, thus seenring
absolute safety to yonr horses while
in transit vrithont additional cost to
the shippers, as express couipanies
furnish them free of cost to yon.
They don’t deface the ear when _ad-
jnsted and can be set np in thirty
minntea for any number of horses to
24 in double door baggage car. Ex-
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by applying to

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CINCINNATI. O !

Saturday, OctoJber 28, 1899

HARLEM FORM CHART.

CHICAGO, Octobar 27.— Seventieth dar< Harlem Joekev Clnb. Antnmu Meeting.

Weather clondy; track mnddy.

Preaiding Jndge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter. Bichard Dwyer.

Racing starts at 2:15

A O FIRST BACK— 4 1-2 Farlonga. Pnrse S«00
2-year-olds. Pellingj

153M

Ind Horses

U280 OLRKMA
1.'1219 FAERIE
152803ANTONIETTA
15219 LA CARINA
15202 DAI'^Y O.

15175 EMMA R
15284 PINK JACKET
15037 SYRA
15219 TERRALENE
14697 NIS'ERNA
BITtmiE
15175 CRANE

$75 to second; $25 to third.

A WtStJAH

K2 14
104 5»«
106 24
102 9«
102 64
104 44
102 7»
102

\ StrFin Jockeys Owners

12 IS 18 Vititoe ' V Hnghes
%a 81 2“ W Wilson J M Matbewson

314 22 314 Glover WCdeBLope*&Cc6 1!
1014 44 44 McQuade R Miller 8 8

214 54 52 Mil^ell James Cu'l 3 3

42 32 814 Wilson Jo*'n Brenock 5 8

7 h 92 7»s RNarvt ez J B Nichols 30 6

514 63 8'2 Valentine James Wilson 15 3i

61 101 94 Rigby J U Strode & Co 8-5 2

9 b 72 104 JWinkfield Hinde A Baker 6 21

30 60 30 60
15 30 15 .30
8-5 2 8-5 2

6 20 6 20

105 11 11 11 11 Sheppard HBGoodricb(Rec)15 50 15 50

15175 CRANE 10) Left at the post. Flick James Arthur 20 30 20 30

Time. 12i, 25. 51. 58.

Winner— Ch. f, by Onondaga— Pixy.

Post 12 minutes. Start fair. Won easing up; second and third were under keeu pressure
Olekma beat'the barrier and reveled in tb-) g< lug. She is a very ordinary filly and this perform-
ance was above her notch. Farrie was badly interfered wjtb early and seemed hopelessly beaten
in the stretch but in the last quarter she made up much ground. Antonietta quit badly in the
stretch. La Carina is a slow osginner and likes a route Daisy O rsn out at the head of the
stretch. Emma R. ran well about three furlongs and then retired. Terralene was a false alarm

Overweights— Antonietta, 4 pounds; Niverna, 24: Emma B.. 2; Farrie, 2; Terralene, 3.

Olekma, place, 2 to 1; show, evens. Farrie, placs, 4 to 1; show. 2 to 1. Antonietta, show, 24
to 1 Daisy O., place, 6 to 6; show, 3 to 5. Terralene. place, 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5.

1 .^849

Ind Horses

14197 FACADE
15240 MR JOHNSON
(151«7)BAMLET

SECOND RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $400. $75 to secoud ; $25 to thiru.

3 year-olds. Selling.

A Wt St 14 44 K StrFiu Jockeys Owners O

104 84 4: 14 13 114 Mitchell N S Hall A Co 6 1

)ON 107 2b 21 51 41 24 24 Vititoe Tomlinson A Co 1 1

104 14 54 31 31433 31 I Powell Ellsworth A Co 15 1

15085 PR’CESH MURPHY104 7« 3»» 414 51 44 4» McQuade L H Ezell

15 20 15 20

149323PROSPERO 104 9« 71 ..

15220 OWYHEE 107 4“ 7» 8i 5* 6»* Glover G F Murphy 15 40 15 40

15268 MISS DOOLEY 104 64 IG 224 2«i 6% 7« Flick F S Moss 4 5 4 5

152203BEBNABD M. 104 10 8i 10 10 8i 84 Seaton Mrs R Bradley 20 30 20 30
15259 MISS EDWARDS 104 3> 10 83 92 92 9'> Parretto Brannon A Moore IS 30 15 30

15325 BRIGHT NIGHT 107 5« BG 92 64 10 10 Valentine J H Smith 20 .10 20 30

Time. 124, 251, 53, 1 :0«4, 1 :22, 1 :49t.

Winner — B.g, by Fabulous — Rupee.

Off at the first break to a good start. Won hand ridden; the nsxt three were doiirg their
best. Facade displayed a fine turn of speed and also a liking for the mod. He looked tit and
ready, and jadging by the way be won he was so. Mr. Johnson was interfered with several
times, and, this considered, about ran his race. Ramiet was right there all the way, bat seemed
ont to the last oncce at the finish. Princess Marnby was under a hard drive tbrongb the last
three fnrlor gs. Prospero ran a poor race. Miss Dooley showed speed, bat could not carry it far.
It was a lot of bad rscrs.

Scratched— (14878Mnimns, 107.

Facade, place, 4 to 1; show, 2 to 1. Mr. Johnson, place, 2 to 5; shew, ont, Kamlet, show,
3 to 1. Pros pero, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. ^

-| pr Q K/A THIRD RACE— 6 1-58 Fnrlonge. Parse $400. $75 to second; $25tothira.

O O 2-year-olds. Allewaoces.

Ind Horses A Wt St 44 44 M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C

15284 BE, ANDERSON 100 2« 3M 224 224 1* McQuade H J Smith 4 iTl 44~

152232FLOR1NEL 11. 97 1»* li I2 It 2- Seaton H T Griffin 12 20 12 20

I.53032MAN OP HONOR 103 54 44 52 314 3t4 Valentine George Knenker 6 10 6 10

15327 IDA LEDFORD 100 3BB 7> 62 64 41 Vititoe BrannocAMoore 5 5 44 44

1492j2AVENSTOKE 112 4» 2» 43 51 5>< JWinkfieldW H May A Son 3 3 3 3

(15:403)NErTlE REGENT 100 64 5>4 314 44 6G Mitchell Mrs K P Shipp 2 24 2 24

15284 INNOVATOR 94 7»» 63 72 7* 74 J Waldo L H Eaell 20 30 20 30

104 9" 71 64 714 72 514 Sheppard E Congdon A Go 4

G F Mnrpby 15 40 15 40

F S Moss 4 5 4 5

Mrs R Bradley 20 30 20 30

Brannon A Moore IS .30 15 30

J H Smith 20 .70 20 30

15350

Ind Horses -A Wt St

15284 BE. ANDERSON 100 2>
152232FLOR1NEL 11. 97 1»«

1.53032MAN OF HONOR 103 54
15327 IDA LEDFORD 100 3»«
1492j2AVENSTOKE 112 4«

( 15:303)NErTlE REGEN T 100 64
15284 INNOVATOR 94 7»»

15803 HI NOCKEB 94 8

L H Ezell 20 30 20 30

15^ HI NOCKEB 94 8 8 8 8 8 Abel Joseph D Lucas 20 30 20 30

Time, 12t, 251, 51, 1 K>4, 1:11.

Winner— (7h. f, by George Kincey— Alma H.

Off at the first break. Start good. Won in a long, bard drive of two; socond and tb’rd also
driving. Brownie Anderson ran an extremely game race. McQoare punished her bard from the
head of the stre'ch home and the filly barely got np in time to win. It was a close finish. Fior-
inel II reveled in the going, bad plenty cf ep:od and would have won with a stronger finish.
He is a fairly gojd colt in the mu'*. M m of Honor ran his nsnal honest raca. He is consistent
on any kind of a track. Ida Ledford ran batter than she did when last ont. She and Nettie
Regent were badly interfered with down the backstretch. The latter wae j ammed into the fence
anti Mitchell had to pall her np to avoid falling. This acsonnts for her bid race, Avenstoke
was overweighted

Scratched— (15284) Ailanto. 103.

Brownie Anderson, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Florinel II.. place, 8 to 1: show, 3 to 1. Man
of Honor, show, 2 to 1 Avenstoke, place, 6 to 5; show. lto2, Nettie Regent, place, evens;
show, 1 to 2.

■A Ef O RT 1 FOURTH BACK— 1 Bllle. Purse $400. $75 to second ; $25 to third.

OOO X All Ages. Allowances.

ind Horses A Wt St H X StrFin Jockeys

15303 MAUD WALL’CE 2 87 24 13 li 1* 1* H Tally

152832T0MMY0’BEIEN2 90 84 82 7*« 7t» 44 21 W Jones
152582MACIE MAREE 2 87 54 324 2> 83 24 34 J Waldo

15281*8. LAZARUS ESQ 3 110 64 4» 33 224 32 4« Mitchell

1.5258 ALOHA II. 2 87 34 23 4» 42 51 5» Seaton

15306 MICROSCOPE 2 90 4« 514 82 54 52 6* W dcott

1.5258 ALOHA II. 2 87 34

15306 MICROSCOPE 2 90 4« 514 82 54 62 6* W dcott W C Overton 6 12 6 12

153053ROSI 4 115 7» 64 55 62 710 (5 Trotter W Fries A Co 15 30 15 30

1530833IR FITZHUGH 2 94 9 7" 614 82u 815 g* McQnade A Phillips 6 7 6 7

15173 U. C. DA V’NP'RT2 904 !•< 9 9 9 9 9 Brosebart J Caldwell 40 50 40 30

Time, 26, 534, 1:224, 1:49.

Winner— (7h. f, by Regslis— Miss Bir Jie.

Post 4 minutes. Start g<jod. Won easily; second and third were driving to the limit. Maud
Wallace showed the most spead and ran a clever race. She shot to the front eerJy and alwaye
held the others tafe. Tommy O’Brien, elow to begin and interfered with several times, ran a
good, game race. From the three-eighths post home be made np a lot of ground. Made Maree
had DO excDsej and did the best she conld. in the last fifty yards she staggered all over the
track Sam Lazarus Esq. was overweighted. Ha showed soma speed down the back stretch bat
in the last quarter quit badly.

Scratched— 15329 Satan, 87; 15282 Hngh Penny, 115.

Overweights— Homer C. Davenport, 34 pounds; Sir Fitzbagb, 4.

Maud Wallace, place, 24 to 1; show, 6 to 5. Tommy O’Brien, place, 2 to 1; show, evens.
Mad e Ma ree, show, 4 to 5. Sa m Lazarus Esq, plac a, 1 to 2; sh ow, onL

er 1> K O FlFTH~RA(Jff^6 1-* Farlouffs. Parse $406i $75 to second; $25 to third. '

000^ Ail Ages. Selling.

Ind Horses A Wt Bt X H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L L

Ownera

Keith A Patton
H J Smith
J B Gray
F M Arthur
Mrs R Bradley
W C Overton
W Fries A Co

7-5 8-0 7-5 3-2
10 15 10 15
6 12 6 12

15 30 15 30
6 7 6 7

40 50 40 30

1 5352

In d Horses A Wt Bt

15260 INUENDO 4 96 3«

15175 SUPREME 2 76 74

15136 WARREN POINT 6 93 1»«
15131 BOB DEN 4 99 5»«

12760 LUCID 4 106 24

6149 CARRIE DAVIS 3 91 8
15221 ISEN 4 101 44

15330 LOST TIME 3 97 6«

114 114 13 16 Mitchell
56 46 *2 2» J Waldo

Owners
J N Hathaway
Allen Neil

32( ‘ixB 33 3> McQnade Ira Glasscock

624 6« 74 44 Flick
44 5* 614 5« Glover
8 8 8 62 W Lyout

2»« 3e 4t 7*4 Valentine

J P Mayberry 4 44 4 44

Q F Mnrpby 10 15 10 12

A I Worthington 20 25 20 25

T (.loatello 4 7 4 7

O H L L
24 24 2 2

3 3 13-.58

7 7 6 7

4 44 4 44

10 15 10 12

15222 SHOWN VAIL 3 94 3» 314 4« 51 $* McQnada W 1 Braafield 5 7 5 7

15304 WIGGINS 4 96 5» 53 7 7 7 Abel FwiterABramfialdO 20 6 20

Time, 241, M4, 1 :054, 1 :194, 1 :28.

Winner— Ch f, by Creighton- Nellie ^11.

Post 15 minutes Start ponr. Won cleverly. There was much aotiou behind the winner.
Winkfield rode well on Caoace and tbe filly raa one of her best racea. She is a consistent per-
former and when ridden like she was today, it takes a good horse to beat her in any kind of
going. H B. Tcbicco broke flying, had clear aailing and CO excuses. He is not game. Andes
was rsced into submission ebasing H, 8. Tobacco tbrongb the first half. Her Favor and Joseph-
ine B. both did well from a bad start. Tbe latter wonld have been a keen contender with an
equal break.

Sere tched— 15260 Bertha Nell, 101.

Overweights— Brown Vail, 2 pounds; Andes, 2; Her Favor, 24.

Canace, place. 8 to 5: show, 4 to 5. H. 8. Tobacco, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Andes, show,
2 to 5. Josephine B., place, 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2

15221 iSEN 4 101 44 2»« 3" 4* 7*4 Valentine T Costello 4 7 4 7

15330 LOST TIME 3 97 6« 72 7* 52 8 J WinkfieldC H Dieboli A Co20 25 20 25

Time, 124, 251 55, 1:211, 1:2$.

Winner— B. g, by Jim Gore- Mischief.

Post 10 mmntes. Start fair. Weneisily. The next four wsre und?r kesu pressnre. Inu-
eodo showed fins speed and played with his field He is strictly a mad horse. From a bad be
ginning Supreme ran a good race. She bad no chance to bsat Inuendo and her poor send-off
cu' no flgare ia the resalt. Warren Point was tiring badly and barely lasted lung euongh to be
third. Borden finished with a rnab. Lncid took the leagest ronte. Otherwise he wonld have
been third. Isen showed epeed, bat retired early.

Overweights— Isen 5 pounds.

Innendo, place, 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5. Supreme, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Warren Peint,
show, 6 to 5.

-| K O ar Q SIXTH RACE
X O O O O 5-year-olds

Ind Horses A Wt St

15283SCANACE 3 104 44

15235 e. S TOBACCO 5 104 11

153603ANDES
15304 HER FAVOR
124883J08JCPH1NS B.

SIXTH RACK— 6 l-% Furlonga. Parse $460. $75 to second; $26 to third.
3-year-oldv and npwar d. Selling.

A Wt St X H X BtrFm Jockeys Owners O U L

3 104 44 42 8< 2t 11 J WinktleldN S Hail 3 44 3 i

DCO 5 104 11 14 1* 1*4 2* Sheppard Leigh A Jordan 5 5 4 1

3 98 2>“ 22 224 3* 3* Mitchell James Ardmr 2 12-52 !

R 4 981 6 66 5* 42 4* Flick J Suatdell 8 15 8 I

C B. 3 91 7 7 61 t* 56 W Jeuaa H J Bosith 3 3 3 ;

LATONIA FORM.

Covington, Kt., October 27. — The form of
Saturday’s Latonia fields is:

First Rsce— Dollie Wiethoff, Gid Law,
Monnd City.

Second Race— Scarlet Lily, Lignite, Anthra-
cite.

Third Race— Allie Belle, Azneena, Eitbelin.
Fourth Race-^Lieutenant Gibson, Florizar,
Anna Bain.

Fifth Race — Kriss Kringle, Lord Zeci, Pic-
cola.

LATONIA SNTRIFS.

Probabilitiai : Weather clear: track fast.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.

3 year-olds and npward. Selling
Ind Horses Age Wt. Hdcp.

(14959)Skillman 4 117 680

14556 Bandrzzo 4 110 675

7911 Armorel 4 107 640

(15087) Monnd City 4.. ..106 685

13340*Semper Ead m 3 105 680

15096 Nekarnis 4.... 102 67U

14931 Done 3 ...102 650

15167*Dcmozetta 4 101 665

15213 Albertvale 5.... 100 665

(15165) Doliie Wiethoff 3 99 7C0

15366 Gid Law 5 ... 97 690

l5143*Norma Taylor 3 97 6T5

15227 Meddlesome 3.... 97 670

Seeond Race- 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Allowances.

15226 Fairy Dell 112 670

1&271 My Bntteifly 107 680

15144 Lignite 104 690

15315 Anthracite 104 685

15091 Voletta 100 650

15226 Pink Pearl 100 640

15226 Snsann- T ICO 655

15031 Sallie Crouse 100 685

15254 Queen Eric 100 665

15254 Orris 100 660

15S1533car;et Lily 100 700

15315 Deceptrix 100 640

153152 Princess Fedora 100 675

Third Race— 1 1-8 Mil* a.

3-year-olde and npward. Handicap.

(ll)3l6)Azacena 4 118 740

15340 Star of Bettilebem 4 114 735

152942Jolly Roger 3. ...110 730

15 1682 Allie Belie 4.... 108 750

15294 Sir Holla 4... 106 725

(16337)Eiiholin 4 ...105 735

(15339)Tbe Lady in Blue 3 104 725

15294 Grtatland 3.. ..103 720

153702Mcnk Wayman 4 102 705

15294 Leo Planter 3.... 98 700

15316*Pinochle 4 ... 93 715

15294 Faunette 5 90 710

Fourth Race — I Mile.

The Kentucky Central Stakes. $700 added.
2-year-oldB. Allowaneea.

(152l2)Lieateaant Gibson...'. 125 730

152122 Kentucky Farmer 121 730

(15295) Anna Bain 1^ 735

(l5318)Fltr zar 110 740

Fifth Race — 1 Mile.

3-yaar-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses, color, sex A pedigree. Wt, Hdcp.

( 15255) Lord Zsni 5.. ..116 720

(15370)Kris8 Kringle 4 — 106 725

13213 Osric 11 5 105 710

15316 Hand D 4....104 675

(15228) Flop 4.... 102 710

15255 Be line 3.. ..102 705

14166 Vanessa 5.. ..100 600

15314*DandyH 3.... 98 705

Morris Wolf, hr. c. by

Kingston — Dixie V... 3.... 91

152272Rubel 3.... 91 695

15272 Pat Cleburne 3.... 91 700

(15125jPiceola 3.... 91 715

AQUEDUCT FORM.

New Yosk, N. ¥., October 27.— The form of
Saturday’s Aqueduct fields is:

First Raca— Alvarado II., Sir Floiian, Vertigo
Second Race- Trillo or Emigie, Belle of Troy,
Scutch Plaid.

Third Race— Erwin, Kitchener, Manitoban.
Fonitb Race— (ffiarentus, Warrenton, Wait
Not.

Fifth Race— Lady of tbe West, Bettie Gray,
Sister Fox.

Sixth Race— Waring, Prestidigitator, Belle cf
Lexington.

AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather cloudy ; track fast.
First Race— About 7-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling,
ind. Horses. Age, Wgt. Hdcp.

15331 Limelight 3 113 650

j 15290 Compensation 3 110 70S

‘ 1:254 Iraperator 5 109 6M

I 15288 Jnage Denny 6 109 685

15331 Vertigo 3. ...107 716

! 15285 Sir Fioriau 3 107 720

7667 Songster

.. 4..

..106

15354 Tabonret

.. 4..

..106

15331 Midlight

.. 5..

..106

15264 Harry Reed

.. 7 .

..106

15383* Alvarado II

.. 6..

..106

15SSS Domineer

.. 3..

..104

12163 Incandesceut

.. 3..

..104

15333 St. Lorenzo

.. 3 .

..104

15290 Village Pride

.. 3..

..104

(13114)8ir Blaze

. 3..

..104

8243 George Simons

.. 3..

..104

14303 Disturber

.. 3..

..101

14672 Goal Banner

.. 3..

..101

147042Lady Meddlesome...

.. 3..

..101

I5I82 Reqnital

.. 3..

.. 99

15SS3 Tyran

,. 3..

.. 96

15004 Sparrow Wing

.. 3 ,

.. 96

Second Race— 1-10 MUes.

I 3-year-oids and npward. Selling.

(15266)Trillo 4.... 110 725

iS1623Uardy Pardee 3 107 ffI5

153S5*Mannee 7 10$ 610

15331*Ben Hadad 4.. ..106 70$

(lS287)Scotch Plaid 4 106 716

14792 Tinge 7. ...104 700

15333 Tbe Gardener 3 102 710

(15113)Belle of Troy....

3. ...100 715

133572StraDgest 3.... 96 ....

(15290)Emigre 3 90 ....

Third Race— 3-« Mile.
2-year-olda. Selling.

fnd. Horses.eolor, sex A pedigree Wgt. £
Walter Cleary, b. c, by Can-
dlemas— Kanawha 116 ...

(l53l2)Krwin 112 ...

14977 Macon 108 ...

15338*Magic Light 108 ...

15358 Mynheer 108 ...

13540 Alex 105 ...

15160 Precursor 104 ...

15312 Sir Gay 104 ...

li060*Kitcbener 104 ...

15286 Shoreham 104 ...

15040 Frelinghnysen 102 ...

15242 Federalist 102 ...

15160 Frandoo 100 ...

15310 Jnooma 97 ...

15310 Manitoban 95 ...

15291 Golden Rattle 92 ...

Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Milca.
3-year-olds and upward. Uemdicap.

(ad. Horses.

Age.

Wgt.

Hdap.

(15266)TrIllo

15811* W arranton

4.

4.

..Ill

..110

780

740

15S34*Cbarr ntns

4.

..110

7S0

(15311) Wait Not

3.

..103

735

15311 Filou d’Or

3.

.. 98

Fifth Race-1 Mile and 70 Tarda.
3 year-olds and upward. Balling.

15268 Conniry Dacca

.... 3 .

..1(6 .

675

(15354)Gaze

.... 3..

..105 .

680

(15309)Queen of Song

.... 3..

..105 .

68.5

15268*Claroba

.... 8 ..

..103 .

....660

15309*Lady of tbe West .

.... 4..

..101 .

....700

15308 Sweet Caporal

.... 3..

.. 99 .

....666

(15333) Bettie Gray

.... 3..

. 96 .

690

15159 Pins

.... 3..

.. 94 .

675

15S08*Caontcbonc

.... 3..

.. 90 .

680

15290*Sister Fox

.... 3..

.. 86 .

685

14744 Lepida

.... 3..

.. 86 .

650

Sixth Race— 5

1-S Farlengs.

2-year-olds.

Handicap.

(nd. Horses, color, sex A pedigree. W t.

Hdep.

(15286)Wsrins

..124 ..

750

(15242) All Gold

..113 ..

730

Walter t'leary, b.

c, by Can-

ciuDAs— Kanawha

..112 .

15286^ Belle of Lexington

..IIU .

15060* Kitchener

.106 ,

725

15267 Prestidigitator

..105 .

740

15040 Frelinghnysen

..95 .

725

15l59*flanlou

15331 Brisk

6.... 106
5.. ..106

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BRIDOETON, MO.

$ 10,000 CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB How

(Oakland Racetrack, Emeryville, California.)

WIISTTER J^NT> SPRING MEETIlSiG 1899-1900.

ENTRIE S TO THE FOLLOWING

RICH STAKES WILL CLOSE

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1599.

$10,000. THE BDENS HANDICAP.— 1 haadicap for t x j-rear-olds aad apwa-d, Ei-
traace (20; ^ additional for horsaa QOt declared by 4 p. m. day after weights are annoaneed.
(100 additional for starters. Xh* Club to add an amoaat aacassary to make tba grois valaa of
the race (10,000, of whisb (2,000 to sac 3ud aad (1,003 to third horse. Weights to be annoaneed
flye days before tha race. Horse t not daclarad before 1p.m. the day preceding the race to ba
liable for fall starting fee. Winners of any race other than a selling parse after weights are
annoaneed, to carry 5 Ibe. extra; if baudteapped at lass tnan weight for age, 7 lbs. extra. One
Mile and a Qnarter.

$3,000. THE THORNTON STAKE3.— For horses that will bo throe-year-olds and upward
at the time the race is to ba run. Katrance (10: (>0 additional to start. The Glnb to add an
amonnt necessary to make the gross yalue of the race (3,003. of which (330 to sec end, S200 to third
horse, and the fourth to saye hit starting fee. Three -year- olds to carry 8S lbs.; fonr-yetr-olds,
100 Ibe.: flye-year-oUs, 115 Ibt.; six-year-olde and oyer, 116 Ibt.; (nsnal sex allowance). This
stake will be reopened 15 days before the date it is to be ran, and entriet te bs receiyed at (50
each; (75 {additional to start. Four Miles.

$1,000. THE PALACE HOTEL HANDICAP.— A h indicap for tw>yaar olds and upward
Entrance (10; (50 additional to start. Toe Club to add an amount necessary to make the gross
yalne of the race (2,000, of which (250 to second and $150 to third horse. Weights to be announced
three days prior 1 1 the race. Winners of othar than a selling parse after tha weights are an-
nonneed to carry 5 lbs. extra One Mile and a Furlong.

$9,000. THE PACIFIC UNION HANDICAP. — For three year-olds (foals of 1897) El.-
tranee (10; (M additional to start. The Cinb to add an amount necessary to make the gross
yalne of the race ^.000, of which $250 to second and (150 to third horse. Weights to be announced
three days prior to the race. Winners of other chan a selling parse after tha weights are an-
nonneed to earn 3 lbs. extra. One Mile and a Fnrlong.

$1,000. THE GUNST HINDICAP.— A handicap for two-year- .>lds and upward. Entrance
(10; (25 additional to start. The Cinb to add an amonnt necessary to make the gross vaine of
tba race (1,500, of whiels MDO to second and (100 to third horsa. Weights to be annennee t three
days prior to the race. Winners of other than a soiliog parse after the weights ate announced,
to carry 5 lbs extra. One Mile and a Sixteenth.

$1,000. THE L18SAK HANDICAP— A handicap for two-year-olds and upward. Entrance

(tO; $25 alditional to start. Tie Clib to aldjan amsiit nscsssary to make the gross yalne
of the racs $1..500, of which $2')0 to secoai an 1 (103 to thirl horse. Weights to be annoaneed font
days prior to tha race. Wiioers of othsr thin a selling parse after weight s are annoaneed to
carry 5 pounds extra. One Mile.

$1,000. THE MC L.AUGHLIN SELLING STAKBS.-For two-year -olds and upward. En-
trance $10; (25 additional to start. The Club to add an amonnt necessary to make the gross
yalue of the race (1,500, of which $200 to second aad $100 to third horse. Those entered not to be
sold to carry 5 lbs. extra; if for $ 1.000, weight for age. Allowances: 1 lb, for each $250 to $2 000 ;
1 lb. for each $103 to $1,000 ; 2 lbs for each $100 to $500. Winiers of a race of $1,503 in yalue or of
three races other than Belling races after the cloiiig of this stake uot to be entered for less than
$1,000 Starters to be named with selling price throngh the sniry box the day preceding the race
at the usual time of closing. One Mile and a Sixteenth.

$1,500. THE NAGLBB SELLING STAKES.— For three-yaar-olds and upward. Entrance
$10; (25 additional to start. The Club to add an amonat necessary to make the gross value of the
race $1,503. of which (200 to second and (100 to third horse. (1,800 Weight for ago. Allowances:
1 lb for each $100 to (1,000, and 2 lbs. for e ach $100 less to $300. Winners of a race of ^50 in yalne
or of three races othar then selling racaa a fter the closing of this stake not to be entered for lees
than $800, Starters to be named, with sell ’ng price, through the entry-box the day preceding the
rac* at tha nsual time of closing. Saven Furlongs.

$1,500. THE FOLLANSBEB HAN DICAP.— A high- w-^i ht handicap for two- year-olds and
upward. Entrance, $10; $25 additional to start. The Cinb to add an amonnt necessary to make
the gross yalne of the race $1,509, of which $200 to second and $100 to third horse. Weights to be
annoaneed three days prior to race. Winners of other than a gelling parse after the weights are
annoaneed to carry 5 ponnds extra. Seyen Farloogs.

$9,000. THE QEBHARD HANDICAP— For two-year-oids (foals of 1898). Entrance $10 ;$50
additional to start. Toe Club to add an amouut necessary to make the gross yalne of the race
(2,000, of which (350 to sacoud aud (150 to third horse. Weights to be annoaneed fonr days prior
to the race. Winners of other chan a selliag purse after weights are announced to carry 5 lbs.
extra. This race will not ba ruj before .Aoril 1st. Previous to this we will give three $500-parsa
races at shorter distaucss of which only such as are entered in this race will be eligible. Fntnrity
Coarse (170 feet less than 1 Mile).

ENTRY BLANKS READY AT DAILY RACING FORM’S OFFICE.

THOS. H' WILLIAMS- JR.. PRESIDENT.

Al>imKSS,^EXTRIES AM> ALL COM.HUNICATION.S TO

R. B. MILROY, SECRETARY,

93 MRAKNET (TRIUBT, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

LATONIA FORM CHART.

M1L.LD^L.F, Hy., October %7.— Eighteenth day. Latonia Jockey Glnb, Antnmn Meeting.

Weather cloudy; track fast.

Presiding Jndge. Charles F. Price. Starter, Morgan J. Chinn.

Racing starts at 2 ;00 p. m.

15366

Ind Horses

BEN FBOST
15228 NANCY TILL.
14247 ZANETTO
9548 HIGH NOON
15145 HAMPDEN
15130-SIDDUBIA
15094 PERt'lTA
15270 HaRBY lee

FIR*^T RACE— 6 1-2 Fnrloiigs. Purse $250.
Selling.

4-year-olds and upward. 15354

AQUEDUCT FORM CHART.

AQUEDUCT, L. I., October 27.— Fifth day. Oaaens Connty Jockey Clnb. Fall Meeting.

Weather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, C, H. Pettingill.

Racing starts at 2 :00 o. m.

1 p? O J? /I tIRST RACE — 5-8 OXile. $500 added. All ages. Handicap.

A Wt St M ^ M StrFin Jockeys

4 97 3 2a 2a 4S 32 U T Knight

4 97 5 34 34 21 14 2«» Silvers

4 1024 6 14 14 la 21
6 101 4 7 7 7 61

4 105 7 8 8 8 54

6 102 8 54 54 34 7

6 103 2 9 9 9 8

5 1014 1 4a 4a 64 9

21 32 ScntI
61 44 Aker

Jockeys Owners

T Knight P Stanton
Silvers R Lehan
Scnthard W J Green

Joplin & Grundy 20 20 10 10

15270 CREEDMORS L. 4 105 11 11 11 11 10

15270 ELANO

15087 ADOWA _ _

MIPS ALICE 5 97 12 12 12 12 12 12 J Taylor John Davie 20 20 20 20

150872G1D LAW’ 5 1004 Jammed ont at start Dnose THBlackb’rn&Co8-5 11-58-5 11-5

192420ILY GAMMON 7 97 Jammed ont atstert.H Wilson Wells & Co 15 30 15 30

Time. 124, 24. 364, 49, 1 ;02, 1 :15, 1:22.

Winner— Ch. g, by Faustns— Voltnro

Post 5 minutes. Start straggling. The first three ware driving hard. Ben Frost was best as
the race was rnn. Zanetto quit in the stretch. Nancy Till ran a g< od race and finished strongly.
Siddnbia showed early speed. So did Adowa and Harry Lea. High Noon was coming fast at the
finish. Gid Law was knocked cut of the race at the start.

Overweights— Zanetto, 24 pounds; High Noon. 4: Harry Lee, 44; Gid Law, 34.

Ben Frost, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. Nancy Till, place, 24 to 1; show, 6 to 5. Zanetto. show,
6 to 5. Gid Law, place, 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5.

97 9 JO 10 10 11 102 J Carter
97 10 61 61 51 41 It J Boland

64 54 Crowhurst W M Wallace 6 10 6 10

7 64 Frost J C Ghio 4 4 4 4

8 74 Forehand H H Stover 10 10 10 10

9 84 Caatro W' B Ratterman 15 15 15 15

10 94 CTbomps’n J C Thompson 12 15 12 15

11 102 J Carter W J Speirs 10 10 10 10

41 It J Boland Mrs M Mack 10 10 10 10

12 12 J Taylor John Davis 20 20 20 20

..vi Horses .4 Wt St

(15?08)GAZE 3 112 f

15268 TYRBA 3 88 1

11600 HDSS’A WALDENS 8t 5

14145 CORMORANT 3 109 4

1518 J2TABOD RET 4 98 6

13783 DR PARKER 3 98 3

THBl8ckb’rn&Co8-5 11-58^5 11-5
Wells & Co 15 30 15 30

15367

SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. Parse $250. 2-year-olds. Selling.

A Wt St

15254 ETTA 112 9

14535 MAPLE 103 1

(152541 OCONEE 112 3

152262 FLORA DANIELS 100 2
150753W’ATEE BOTTLE 107 5
14165 ISABINDA 104 7

15093 FRANCES ARCHERIOO 6

15271 FONEDA 104 8

15271 8TATIBA 107 10

152713MOLLIE NEWMAN 100 4
152712NINA B. L. 100 12

14118 W’ALLHALLA ICO 11

15075 WIND 100 13

StrFin Jockeys

3b I 2 Mason E Brown & Co
44 2" J Mathews W H McCiirkle

2b 34 14 S» Crowhurst Steele <k Simpson 5

15 25 15 20

6b 52 54 Dupee
5 h 64 74 54 E Ross
3 b 24 23 64 Southard

SimDsoD&M’CannS
E S Gardner Jr 8-
W’ D Moore 1!
R H Bronangh 4(

74 Castro R H Bron
84 Forehand LSmitba
94 T Powers 8 T Jacob

8-5 8-5 7-5 7-5
12 15 12 15
40 100 40 100
12 15 12 15

15271 8TATIBA 107 10 10 10 10 94 T Powers 8 T Jacob 10 20 10 20

152713MOLLIE NEWMAN 100 4 14 14 64 Id 0 J Boland J B Lewman 34 6 34 6

152712NINA B. L. 100 12 12 12 11 112 Silvers W Hoffman 4 44 4 44

14118 WALLHALLA ICO 11 11 II 12 1220 T Knight J B Re»rat8 20 30 20 30

15075 WIND 100 13 13 13 13 13 H Wilson Rice & Woods 50 100 50 ICO

Time, 111. 234, 36, 49, 1 :C2i, 1 :C94.

Winnar-B. f. by Falsetto— Manola. „ . . ^ ^ ^ ^

Post 10 minutes. ' Start good. Won easily ; the next three finished in a hard drive. Etta
came from nowhere in the final quarter and won with all ease. It was very close for third place.
Mollie Newman stopped badly. Water Bottle rsn lislow her notch. She can beat the class she
ran with today. Maple closed a big gap. Itabinda tired in the stretch. Frances Archer showed
early speed.

Overweights— Maple, 3 pound*. , ^

Etta, p!ac*, 4 *0 1: sho>'-, 2 to 1. Merle, 8 to 1; sh''*’. 4 to 1. Oconer, show, evens.

Water Bottle, place. 3 to 5 ; sbow, out. Nina B L . place. 3 to 2; stiow, 7 to 10.

1 5368

THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

fnd Ho rses

152733DEYO
15294 LA GRAN(iE
152732 FERROLL
15314 PARRAKEET
15294 BELL PUNCH
15125 CAN I SEE ’EM
15185 DISER
15296 DOMESTIC
(15094) BRANCH
(15314) FRIESLAND

A Wt 8t Vi 54 ti StrFin -T pckeye O wner s O

~4 97 3 7 7 53 24 14 W’d’rstr’ndBnckley k Brown 4

4 106 2 6b 41 4" 8* 24 E Ross T J Bush 8-

4 100 6 41 34 2»* 42 31 Donee Rodegap & Co 3

14 1>4 14 41 T Knicht George Mitchell
8 7 7 5 h Forehand H R Stover

5 100 8 5n 6« 6t 62 6& Frost

3 96 4 14 21 3>

4 994 1 3b 5b 8

4 108 9 9 9 9

M E Frost 20 25 20

Miotoa&Edwards8 12 8

H Wilson CWBinner&Co 25 40 25 40

J Boland C E Mahone 7 12 7 12

Crowhurst A M Atkins 7 8 7 8

(15314) FRIESLAND 3 107 Left at the post. Crowhurst A M Atkins 7 8 7 8

Time. 12i, 25, 374, 50, 1 :02i, 1 :154, 1 :271, 1 :4l.

Winner— Br. f, by Hayden Edwards— Carmencita.

Pest 5 mientes. Start good. The first six finished in a hard drive. Deyo was on the outside
cf mipg throngh the stretch and had clear sailing. La Grar ge and Fcrroll ran to the notch.
Pan akeot showed steed, but was exhausted threugb setting the pace. He is impiovirg. Diser
quit after going well for six fnilongs. Crowhuret, on Friesland, pnlled him np at the start and
was left.

Scratched— 15.3373 Me Clesry, 108; 163143Dandy H„ 99.

Overweights- Domestic, 24 pounds.

Deyo, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 5. La Grange, place. 1 to 2; sbow, 1 to 5. Ferroll, show, 1 to 2.

15366

FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Stiles. Parse $250. 3-year-olds. Selling.

A Wt 8t St »4 44

StrFin Jockeys

31 31 31 2b 32 14 T Knight

153372RILLY HOUSE 112 5 8i Si 3i 2 b 32
15189 F MCCONNELL106 10 4» 4» 44 34 U
15034 ETIDORPHA 104 8 7 7 54 44 44

15165 TBE BONDMAN 107 2 6i 6i 64 64 64

15032 KOENIG 101 4 U D li I" 24

15114 COL. CLUKE 104 6 52 5» 7 54 54

15225 YOUNG BEL 106 9 10 10 9 9 7

15105 KYRAT 104 3 9 9 8 8 8

15114 BANNIE 101 11 11 11 11 11 9

Owners
W H McCorkle

4b 44 34 14 23 W Taylor E Morrison

7 54 44 44 31 Dnp e G M Miller

61 64 64 64 41 J Boland

WaltringAYeager 2

15114 BANNIE 101 11 11 11 11 11 9 9

13227 FAN. TAYLOR 101 1 8 8 10 10 10 10

142033HAR. PRESTON U9 7 2i 2i 2» 7 11 11

15032 REGAL DANCE 101 12 12 12 12 12 12 12

la 24 54 Forehand G Lund

54 54 62 Crowhnrst H Simons & Go

9 7 7 Mayberry Mrs M C Lyles

8 8 8 £ Ross J Martin

19 9 Geifer C W Smith

£ Ross J Martin

Geifer C W Smith

H Wilson Hickey Bros
Mason M D Lion

Frost H L Banter

10 20 10 20
10 15 10 15
30 60 30 60
15 15 15 15
.30 40 30 40
20 30 20 30
10 15 10 15
30 60 SO 60

FIFTH RACE— 1 3-8 Miles. Purse $250. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

A VVt St St

StrFin Jockeys

15255 K. KRINGLE 4 107
15317 M’NK W’YM’N4 98

1.5073 RIFLE

110 110 110 110 110 16 J Buland
2« 2" 24 22 22 23 T Knight

15229 P’TEK’TCH’N6 95 7
15296 PAWNEE 6 103 6

5 1C04 1 52 51 4b 32 32 3» Dnpee

Uwn ers
Welle 4 Co
Q H Ratterman
S M Henderson

.4 Wt St V4 h. StrFin Jockeys

11 12 12 13 Jenkins

21 22 22 26 Phelan

3 b 31 31 8 b JDaly

54 6 51 42 Doggett

Owners
M L Hayman
Plete & Co
J H Hynes
B F Brown

42 42 41 f,H O’Connor T A Mages

O H L C
1-3 1-3 1-4 3-10
20 80 20 80
50 100 50 100
8 IS 8 15

6 5 4 4

13783 DR PARKER 3 98 3 6 5b 6 6 Slack T F Barrett & Co 15 30 15 30

Time, 11?6, 38?fe, 1 K18.

Winner — (7h. f. by Falsetto— Glim nse.

Post 6 minutes. Start good. W’on easily. Gaze outclassed the field. Tyrba improved
sharply and ran a remarkably good race. Busseila Wildon ran well. Cormorant acted badly
as nsnal. W'atcb him in mnd. Tabonret is stale and sore.

Scratched— 15111 Modrine, 111; 153312Jndge Wardeil, 104.

Overweights— I'orm rant, 3 pounds.

Gaze, place, ont. Tyrba, pl.ace, 30 to 1; show, 4 to 1. Bnasella Walden, show, 5 to 1. Ta-
bonrat, place, 7 to 5; show, 1 to 2.

I K K K SECOND RACE — 1 1-16 Mllee. ^00 aaded. 3-year-olds and upward.
Selling.

Ind Horses A Wt St X StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H L C

152652 VERACIOUS 3 95 2 1 b 1 b ih 11 ji O’Connor J Hynes 1 H-101 1

153092RARE PERFUME 3 106 3 3i 2i 8i 2 b 2i4 Bnllman Underwood & Co 8-5 24 8-5 11 5

152903OCH NELLIE 3 96 I 2« 3i 2« 34 38 Wilson T J McHale 8 8 5 5

15290 CONCORD 5 110 5 5 5 43 45 42 Doggett C Hanlon 10 12 10 12

15288 TANIS 8 99 4 4t 44 5 5 5 Bolend H Patterson 20 50 20 50

Time, 13% 25%. 38, 50% 1:05%, 1:43%, 1:49%

Winner — Cb. f, by St. Leonards — Veva

Po^t 3 minutes Start good. Woa cleverly. Veracious wae mnch the best at the weights
and was capitally ridden. O’Connor was kidding the others all the way. Rare Perfnma ran to
his mark. Our Nellie is not of much account althongb she was weakly riddex.

Scratched— 153352Free Lance. 108

Overweights — Rare Perfume. 4 ponods ; Onr Nelli^, 4.

Veracions, place, 2 to 5; show, ont. Rate Perfume, place, 7 to 10; show, ont. Our Nellie,
sbow, ont.

O H L C
'7-109-107-109-10
15 20 15 20

Time, 121. 241. 37, 491, 1 :02i, 1 :154, 1 :281, 1 :42, 1 :554.

Winner- (’h. c, by Terra Cotta— Tagiioni.

Post 20 minutes. Start good. Won ridden ont; seernd easily. Billy House was the best,
bnt did not win like a 9 to 10 shot sbonld. Fi'ank McConnell ran. in improved form. Koenig
showed early speed. So did Harry Pieston. The Bondman did not get np until too late.
He esu do better.

Scratched— 15339 Miss Patron, 119; 15227 Spree. 104.

Overweights— Young Bel. 5 pounds; Frank McConnell, 5.

Billy House, place. 2 to 5; sbow, out. Frank McConnell, place, S to 1; show, 4 to 1. Eti-
dorpba. piece, 4 to 1: show. 8 to 5. The Bondman, place. 4 to 5; show. 2 to 5.

31 31 51 51 416 Forehand W’ H Laird

45 45 5* E Ross

15229 C’TKSS IRMA 6 95 3 U 4i 51 6i 63 610 R Lewis

(15317)ELYBIA 5 113 5 64 64 64 7 7 7 Overton LjHaas 10 15 10 15

Time, 12i, 254, 86i, 49, 1:014, 1:14, 1:264, 1:40,1:524, 2:C6, 2:194.

Winner — B. c. by Springbok — Brnne.

OB at the first break to a good start. Won pnllicg np; second easily. It was a one horse
race. Kriss Kringle left his opponents early and r«n away from them, setting a new track record.
Eijria showed no speed today. Work Wayman and Kifie did their best.

Ovei weights— Rifle, 24 pounds; Pawnee, 4.

Kriss Kringle, place, 2 to 5; sbow, ont. Mr uk Wayman, piece, evens; show, out. Rifle,
show, ont.

C A Aiderson
A D Steele
L J Haas

1 THIRD BaCE-S-S Mile

Allowances

Ind Horses A Wt Bt I4 h %

14225 AIBONITA 93 6 2i 1 b

152912CUPIDITY 101 1 It 24

l.51833JAMAI(’A 99 7

15291 JUGGLERY 98 4

14478 VITURIA 101 2

11713 DORCAS LATH HOP 93 8
1.5291 SUMMER GIRL 93 11

15291 DR. FANNIE 104 9

15269 EILEEN DALY 98 3

QUEENSHIP 93 10

JULDI 101 5

Z4ZANENE 10! 12

$400 added, 2-year-olds. Maiden fillies.

BtrFin Jockeys

21 iH ]h ]h O’Coxnoi

It 24 21 34 eUwson

44 3b 34 31 Wilson

7 41 41 4* Weber

8 8 7 51 Michaels

O’Coxnor E Kelly
eUwson O L Richards
Wilson Perry Bslmont
Weber E J Shipsey
Michaels P Lorillard

61 54 51 62 Dangm in F E Gardner

11 10 9 7

9 9 10 8

3b 7 64 9

10 11 11 10
54 61 8 11

12 12 12 12

A Hewitt

Corbley

Slack

Monra

Eades

Evans

O H L C
3 4 2 2

24 3 24 24

8 4 24 24

10 20 lU 20
100 100 100 100
20 30 20 30

P S P R tndolph 30 60 35 60

G Con Iter
W C Daly
J Roden
J B MeCne
W J Ganzy

100 100 50 50
8 10 8 10
30 100 30 100
100 2C0 100 200
59 100 50 100

Time, 12%, 24%, 50%, 1:93%

'dinner — Ch. f. by Potentate — Token

Post 8 minutes. Start fair. Won driving. 0’C< noor could have won on any ona of the first
♦hree. Ho is riding in greet form. Jamaica was badly handled. Ei'oon Daly can do batter.
Qneeneh p is a grand looker that ran green and will do to watch, Jngglery ran a fair race.
Scratched — 15291 Pillager. lOl.

Overweights— D.'. Fannie 3 pounds; Joldi, 3

Aibonita, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Cupidity, plic?, evens; show, 2 to 5. Jamaica, show
1 to 2. ’

15357 ™

Ind Horses
1.5004 FEDERAL
1524E»STRANGE8T
15288 (’AMPANIA
14704 CHIVALROUS
152883ATHANA8

FOURTH RAnE-l Mile and
upward. Selling.

AWtSt *4 H M 8trF:

>6 Y’ards $100 added. 3-yoar-olds and

H StrFin Joe key s
4B 5* 23 22 li O’f’onnor J P Martin

3 103 t 22 2 b Ih Ih 23 Jenkins

6 99 9 8 8 8 8 33 Boland

3 89 3 54 7 7 44 4« Weisss

15182 DR. EICHBERG 3 101 11 11 11 9

18863 REE MITCHELL 3 89 6 7 64 64

152882UNCLE LOUIS 4 94 10 64 3h 54 34 8

15288 HOWARD S. 5 103 7 9 9 10 10 9

14976 VIORIS 3 91 .3 12 12 44 64 10

41 3b 34 5“ Clawson
.1 9 9 64 Wilson

T B Alexander
T D Snllivan
T Mnlford
B T Wilson Jr
L V Bell

O B L C
3 6 3 5

3 5 3 34

5 6 5 5

50 50 50 50

8 8 7 7

71 Dangman F E Gardner

A Hewitt
Bnllmaa
Weber
J Daly

PSP Randolph 6

20 20 2C 20

T H Ryan
F J Kittleman
J J Haggerty

_ _ - 50 100 50 100

11383 EFFIE HA’G’RTY 4 f9 8 10 10 11 11 11 J Daly J J Haggerty 60 150 6t) 150
Time, 12%. 25, 37%, 1 :03. 1 :16, 1 :43%, 1 :47%.

Winner — B. c, by Kingston or Burlington — Forethonght.

Pest 5 minutes. S art good. Won driving. Federal’s pall in the weights and O’Connor’s
strong riaing told at the finish. Strangest was bsst and was doing his best. Campania got 'a
had start and ride. She is dne to win soon when lightly weighted. It was too far for Athaca's.
Uncle Lonis tired in the stretch. He is low class, bat fast for seven fnrlongs.

Scratche.1— 15C63 Glonoine, 105; 15288 Rinaldo II , 105; 152682Claroba, 103; 15241 Hardy C 102*
15288 Tams. 102; 15288 Nearest. 99; 7637 Songster. 99; 15268 Merlin, 97.

Overweights— Howard S., 4 ponnda.

Federal, place, 2 to 1 ; show, evens. Strangest, place, 7 to 5; show, 1 to 2. Campania, show
evens. Dr. Eirhberg. place. 8 to 5; show. 4 to 5. ’

15858 FIFTH R.ACE — 5 1-a ITarlongs. $400 added, 2-year-oIds. belling.

(15139) MISS HANOVER
15269 GRANDEUR
(l5310)CABBUSr;LE
14540 HER LADYSHIP
(15291)FLKURON
14833 WAX TAPER
15040 MYNHEER
15310 NKPOVSET
18827 THERMOS

GEORGE P. S.

DODSON

ARNPRIOR

% % StrFin Jockeys

7 6 6 It Jenkins TB Alexander

4« 51 44 214 Wilson L V Bsll

32 3 b 31 32 Dangman B W Logan

1» 214 4t Baliman J L Holland

21 iB It 52 Clawson E L Gravrs

41 5b 61 J Daly
7 7 7 O'CoDi

E L Gravfs
W Easton

O'Connoc P J Regan
Bcmauelli A L Aste

12 12 10 10
10 10 11 11

Boland

Brennan

Booth

Moody

W B Jennings
George Scherer
W J Kilpatrick
E Witts

O H L 0

7-5 7-5 6-5 6-5
20 30 20 30
10 10 8 8
8 12 8 12
4 6 4 6

20 50 20 50
24 24 11-511-5
100 300 100 300
30 100 30 100
50 200 50 300
100 300 100 300
60 330 60 300

O H L C
4-5 1 4-5' 4-5

4 4 18-518-5

2 3 2 3

15 20 15 20
12 15 12 15
15 20 15 20
10 15 10 15

ARNPRIOR 101 11 11 11 12 12 Moody E Witts 60 330 60 300

Time 23%, 48%. 1:02%, 1:09%.

Winner — Ch. f. by Hanover — Miss Dawn.

Post 8 minntes. Start f-<ir. Won driving Miss Hanover was ssemingly knocked out of tbs
race on the far turn but made no the lost grmnd and won like a high class filly. Grandsnr fin-
ished gamely. Carbuncla ran a bad ra'n. Her Ladyship was orobably short. Mynhesr was
carried too fsst in the first part of it. He is a slow beginner and likes a route.

Scratched— (15312)Erwin, 112; 15310 Pan Pn'-c Keawis, 100; 15291 Golden Hatils, 99r l5T80
Frandoo. 98.

Overweithts — Her Ladyship, .3 ponnds; Neponse!, 14.

Miss Hanover, place, 1 to 2: show, out Qraudenr, place, 10 to 1; show, 4 to 1. Carbancle,
show, 7 to 5. Mynheer, place 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5.

15359

SIXTH RACE— 5 1-3 Furlongs. $400 Aaaea. All ages. Mauaicap.

THE AMERICAN 8POBTINO MANUAL

The American Sporting Manual of 1899 ia
on general sale. It ia a record of the turf,
billiards, pngiliam, trotting, pacing and all
the leading lines of aport np to January 1.
1896, AH the matter within ita pagea have
been compiled and edited by experta. It
printa a Hat of aU the torf and track reoorda

(by Daily Baoino Fobm’s staff), biUiard fig-
ures, past and present (by John Thatcher), the
fights of 1898, with comments (by George Siler)
harness records to date and of tbs past (by
John Harvey, the statistician of The Horss
Review) and three handicap tables, with dlrec
tions for their application and expert comment.
The Mannal, in paper covers, sells at 30 oantt
and in soft morocco covers at M cents.

fnd Horses A Wt St

153088THEOKY

15206 LADY LINDSAY 3 103 5
151592B. OF MEMPHIS 4 112 3
18685 JUDGE TAR YIN 3 106 2
1459S L’ALOUEITE 4 110 6

13855 LARVA 3 100 4

\ btrFin Jockeys Owners

1“ IB la iH O’Connor E L Graves

56 3h 3h 24 CJlaweou J A McLaughlin

41 51 42 3a Jsnkins T J McHale

34 4b 2 b 4t Hallman M Corbett

6 6 51 52 Dangman RT Wilson Jr

O H L C

4 5 3t 34

5 8 5 5

6-5 9-5 6-5 9-5

4 6 4 44

15 15 15 IS

8 8 5 5

Time, 28% 36, 49%, 1 :02%, 1 :08%

Winner — B. f, by Esher — Morning Glory.

Post 4 miantes. Start good Won driving It was a hot fight through the last fnrloag.
O’Conaor outrode the others. Lady Lindsay ran a fine race. Belle of Memphis was not at her
best today. Theory ran to her best form Judge Tarvin is good, but he weakened a bit in the
last furlong. Larva quit in the stretch, L’Alonette is good, but she was slightly overweighted
and had weak baedliug Watch her on a heavy track in any company.

Scratched— 1328S-iG.ldone, 103.

Overweights — Lady Lindsay, 3 ponnds; Jndge Tarvin, 1.

Theory, place. 7 to 5; ehow 3 to 5. Lady Lindsay, place, 8 to 5; show, 4 to 3. BeUe of
Memphis, sbow, 1 to 3.

S aturday, October 28, 1899

Harlem Jockey Club....

(HARLEM RACETRACK.)

October i6 to October 28, 1899.

Five or More Races Daily Commencing at 2:15 P.M.

Special Trains on LAKE! STRBBT ELBVATBD leave State and Lake Randolph Street, direct to Qrand Stand WITEOUT OHANGB. Returning,
Streets at 12:30, 12:37, 12:14, 12:51, 12:58, 1:05, 1:12, 1:26 P.M., stoppi^ at Madi- atop only at Ashland Avenue, Halsted Street and loop stations. First Accom*
son Street and Wabash Avenue, State and Van Buren Streets, Pacific Avenue modation Train leaves after Fifth race stopping at all stations. Trains leaving
and Van Buren Street, Fifth Avenue and Madison Street and Fifth Avenue and after last race make no stops until reaching Ashland Avenue.

MBTROPOLITAN BLBVATSD stops at all LOOP STATIONS, leaving Suburban Electric Line direct to Grand Stand. Suburban cars leave connecting at
Franklin and Van Buren Streets at 1:00, 1:12, 1:24 and 1 :36 P.M., stopping only at Forty-eighth Street after Third, Fourth and FHfth races. Oars leaving after last
Halsted Street and Marshfield Avenue, connecting at Forty-eighth Street with race make no stops from Forty-eighth Street until reaching Marshflmd Avenue.

TWELFTH STREET ELECTRIC CABS leave State and Van Buren Streets MADISON STREET CABLE connects at Fortieth Street with Electris
from 12:25, to 1:15 P.M„ direct to racetrack without change. Oars direct to racetrack.

ADMISSION TO QRAND STAND 75 CENTS.

M. NATHANSON, Secretary, Room 1, 130 Adams 5treel.

FALL MEETING

Q ueen Qity

(NEWPORT, KY.)

EIGHTEEN DAYS RACING

I

COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 30.

FIVE OR MORE RACES DAILY.

SPECIAL NOTICE—AIl responsible Bookmakers are invited to draw in.
Terms: $100.00 per day.

POSITIVELY A.]Sr OPEl!T RING.

F. F. FOWLERJ General Manager

SHERIDAN CL^RK, Secretary.'